Ephemeral templating | Nature Chemistry

The isolation of an intermediate species during the self-assembly of a giant molybdenum oxide wheel suggests that a smaller cluster templates the wheel's formation before being evicted.

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support REFERENCES * Miras, H. N. et al. Unveiling the transient template in the self-assembly of a molecular oxide nanowheel. _Science_ 327, 72–74 (2010). 10.1126/science.1181735 Article 

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